Picture this: You’re a UX designer starting a new project. As you get to work, you quickly notice a series of experience flaws, poorly conceived solutions, and elements that simply don’t function as they should. Despite your concerns, no one seems to care. Meanwhile, the product team is focused on shipping new features, fixing production bugs, and moving forward, rarely revisiting glaring issues in the user experience. These problems often embarrass you as a designer, even though they aren’t your fault. Yet, you’re unable to address them because they’re not considered a priority. Over time, the issues accumulate, along with your frustration and concerns. Does this sound familiar?
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